This is scrappy. Swansea are sitting so far back in defence and when they do attack there is no focal point up front.

This is a better spell for Swansea, they have had two corners but neither came to much.

Icelandic midfielder Gylfi Sigurdsson is seeing plenty of the ball. It will be interesting to see how this 'no striker' approach pans out.

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Romelu Lukaku with the first real chance, but his effort, from quite an acute angle, is driven straight at Lukasz Fabianski.

Everton with the early pressure, while Swansea have everyone behind the ball, sitting very deep.

Here we go.

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Match of the Day commentator

Ronald Koeman ruffled a few feathers during the international break, firstly by saying Romelu Lukaku may have to leave Goodison Park and then, to more chagrin amongst Everton supporters, that he thought highly of Liverpool's title challenge.

Everton began the season so well and this weekend's match is an obvious opportunity to put their recent troubles behind them.

Swansea's run is simply awful. They took all three points at Burnley on the opening day and haven't managed a league win since.

American Bob Bradley is in desperate need to assuage his many doubters but I can't see it happening here.

And here they come, out to the tune from Z Cars.

The teams are in the tunnel, referee Martin Atkinson checking the studs.

Ashley Williams has a quick chat with former team-mate Jordi Amat, while Jack Cork stands with his arms crossed.

It's a tight tunnel, the teams are very much side by side. 

A lot of Ronald Koeman's pre-match talk has been about his Belgian striker Romelu Lukaku.

The Dutchman suggested during the international break that the 23-year-old would need to lave Everton to fulfill his potential.

Not sure how well that would have gone down with Everton fans.

Lukaku is Everton's top scorer this season with seven goals.

I suspect many of you, who play a certain fantasy football game, will have him in your team today.

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Nice milestone for Phil Jagielka, who makes his 300th Premier League start.

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How Bob Bradley would love to be able to call on the leadership qualities of Ashley Williams.

This fixture marks the first time the Everton defender will face his former club since his £12m move in the summer.

The Wales captain made 181 Premier League appearances for Swansea between 2011 and 2016, more than any other Swans player.

"I've heard many stories about Ashley and the stories always begin with his leadership ability," said Bradley.

Everton are playing Jingle Bells over the PA system.

It's 19 November, a bit early for me.

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Without a win in 10 league games, second from bottom, six points from safety and on their second manager of the season already.

It is perhaps not surprising Swansea's South Korea midfielder Ki Sung-yeung used the word "crisis" when describing the club recently.

Manager Bob Bradley, winless in his first four games in charge, has dismissed the criticism but said: "We need more leaders within our team."

Unfortunately for the American, his team's greatest leader is now lining up for the opposition.

Bonfire night 2016.

A day Everton will want to forget quickly after they were hammered 5-0 by Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.

The Toffees have won just once in their past six games and the visit of a struggling Swansea side could be just what the doctor ordered.

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Full-back Leighton Baines starts for Everton for the first time since September after recovering from a hamstring injury. 

Ronald Koeman has made four changes to the side that were demolished 5-0 by Chelsea.

Idrissa Gueye returns from serving a one-match ban to beef up the midfield.  

Aaron Lennon and James McCarthy also come in, with Bryan Oviedo, Tom Cleverley and Ramiro Funes Mori dropping out. Gareth Barry misses the game due to suspension.

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Bob Bradley has made eight changes to the side that lost 3-1 to Manchester United, as he searches for his first Premier League win.

It's easier to say who has survived the cull and that is goalkeeper Łukasz Fabiański, winger Wayne Routledge and Gylfi Sigurdsson, who is his side's main attacking focus today.

In fact Swansea are without a recognised striker in their starting XI, with record signing Borja Baston dropping to the bench and Fernando Llorente dropped completely.

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Swansea, winless in their past 10 league games and second bottom, travel to Goodison Park today in desperate need of victory. 

Everton will want to put to bed that damaging 5-0 defeat at Chelsea before the international break.

Let's get straight into it with the team news.

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